Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-13
LOCAL BREVITIES,

Sheriff Harkey, of Suffer county. passed
through yesterday, conveying to the Asy.
lum at Stockton an insane woman named
| Henrietta Teatz
The Seventh Day Adventists, who have
peen holding services nightly in their tent.
at Sixteenth and streets, for several weeks
nave brought them to conclusion.
| The water in the Sacramento river is not
py any means as clear as it was at this time
last year, indicating that there must be
considerable hydraulic mining in progress.
bernhard Feldheusen, who was stabbed
by James Brown Sunday evening. has not
developed any unfayorable symptoms, and
Will probably be able to be about in week
or two.
The average Signal Service temperature
yesterday was 690, which is &c cooler than
| the normal temperature for the day. The
| highest and lowest temperature was $40
| and 53', with fresh southerly winds and
| clear weather.
Ellsworth Henagin-heretofore printed
l.: Z. Henning = who disappeared last
| Wednesday, was found by his father on
Monday evening, and taken to his home at
Woodland. As usual, there was a woman
| connected with the mystery.
Patrick McHale was examined by the
| Commissioners of Lunacy at his residence
| on z street yesterday, pronounced insane
and committed to the Asylum at Stockton,
| to which institution he was conveyed last
| evening by Deputy Sheriff Cola.
There is bad section of sidewalk on the
| east side of Sixth street, next north of the
Congregational Church lot between | and
], which is in such dangerous condition
| that its owner or the city will have dam
| ages to pay from accidents unless promptly
taken care of. Whose duty is it?
1t has been decided to add twenty-five
feet more to the length of the special stand
at Snowflake Park, to accommodate the
large number of people who desire to &C.
cupy 1t, reserved seats being a popular
innovation. 1t will not be enlarged in sea-
son for next Sundays ball game, however.
Charles Harvey, who was arrested in
this city few days ago for grand larceny,
in borrowing horse aud buggy from
Thomas Allen, of Elk Grove, and failing to
return 1t as agreed upon, was examined be-
fore Justice Kennard, in that place, and
discharged, the evidence being insufficient
to make out case against him.
very good progress was made yesterday
by the committee engaged in interviewing
business men relative to the proposition to
observe half-holiday on Saturday, as is
done at San Francisco. They met with
very little opposition, 1t only being stipu
lated by the signers Of the agreement that
the observance be general in the various
lines of busin ess.
J. A. and w. G. Manly, of this city have
purchased the Bell Farm, comprising 100
acres of land and improvements, situated
one mile south of Walsh's Station, and
they will, next year, set out thirty acres in
vineyard and orchard. They have made
many improvements already having put up
new cyclone windmill, a new blacksmith
shop, new fences, etc. They have been
offered 81 900 more than they gave for the
place, but refuse to sell, knowing that the
" boom is near at hand
Charles J . Robson, a man about fiftv-six
years of age, was found in the vicinity of
Second and R streets by officer Rowland
Monday night, sick and destitute He was
in such q shocking condition from filth
and yermin that he could not be put in the
cells, but was made comfortable in the Jail
yard. Yesterday morning Captain Karcher
procured new clothing for him, and after
he had been scrubbed by the TRUSTEES he
was dressed and taken to the County Hos
pital. He was at one time a molder at
the railroad works, but through domestic
trouble got to dissipating and eventually
became wreck